James added: "I'm not going to lose sleep over it. You go out and lay everything on the line. At the end of the day, you live with that.

"I'll recalibrate in terms of how I can help this team be successful, how I can do some things to make us be even more complete."

James put his body on the line at TD Garden – his stellar performance interrupted late in the second quarter when he collided with Boston's star rookie Jayson Tatum.

The 33-year-old spent some time in the locker room after being struck in the head by Tatum's left shoulder.

"I felt like I needed to go back to the locker room, which I did, and kind of recalibrate," said James, who revealed he passed all the medical and concussion tests.

"It was a tough, tough blow. Obviously incidental, his shoulder hit me right square in my jaw so just had to go back and make sure everything was fine. I don't think it really affected my game after that."